VISUAL ARTIST // SCULPTOR // MOTHER // VISUAL ARTIST // SCULPTOR // VISUAL ARTIST // SCULPTOR // MOTHER // VISUAL ARTIST // SCULPTOR // VISUAL ARTIST // SCULPTOR // MOTHER // VISUAL ARTIST // SCULPTOR // MOTHER // VISUAL ARTIST // SCULPTOR // MOTHER //

CREATING FROM A POLITCIALLY CHARGED SPACE // CREATING FROM A POLITCIALLY CHARGED SPACE // CREATING FROM A POLITCIALLY CHARGED SPACE // CREATING FROM A POLITCIALLY CHARGED SPACE // CREATING FROM A POLITICALLY // CREATING FROM A POLITICALLY // CREATING FROM A POLITICALLY // CREATING FROM A POLITICALLY

NEGOTIATING EXISTENCE // CELEBRATING RESILIENCE // NEGOTIATING EXISTENCE // NEGOTIATING EXISTENCE // CELEBRATING RESILIENCE // NEGOTIATING EXISTENCE // NEGOTIATING EXISTENCE // CELEBRATING RESILIENCE // NEGOTIATING EXISTENCE //

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The strength of colour symbolism in language - be it visual or political - is hard to overstate. Colour weaves a net underpinning three distinct phases of Sibande's work, each characterised by the exploration of an idea that is expanded and unfolded with each installation.

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